"Crack babies," born to mothers who have used cocaine, often develop problems that are attributed not only to the effects of cocaine but also to

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Studies have shown that "crack babies" may experience a variety of issues that can result from both the effects of cocaine exposure and various environmental factors such as a disrupted home life. The mother's use of alcohol and nicotine may also play a role in the babies' outcomes. Therefore, option D, "all of these," is the best answer.

"Crack Babies," Born to Mothers Who Have Used Cocaine, Often